Live Webinar September 10th, 2020, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU
Provider:  StickyMinds/Techwell

Results From The 2020 DevTestOps Survey

DevOps practices are starting to spread like wildfire across the industry, but unfortunately not always with quality assurance built in as a core capability.

Many teams have no choice but to build a testing strategy as they go, rather than having the ability to design the culture, processes, and tools upfront. When QA testing is an afterthought in an agile or CI/CD environment, the results are measurable inefficiencies across the entire development team, and a subpar user experience as too many bugs reach production.

So what is the resolution?

Ensuring there are QA best practice touchpoints at every phase of application development has generated the most gains when it comes to customer experience and employee happiness.

Placing automated testing at the center of DevOps – what we call DevTestOps – yields an ROI you won’t want to ignore.

In this discussion, Darrel Farris, Solutions Architect at mabl will share insights and data from mabl’s 2020 DevTestOps Landscape Survey of over 1,000+ testers, developers, and leaders. In this webinar, you will learn:

• How DevOps, CI/CD, and cloud adoption is impacting quality
• Impact of testing practices on tester and customer satisfaction
• The types and importance of automating tests so your team can thrive in a DevOps world

Presenter: Darrel Farris (LinkedIn profile) Solutions Architect at mabl, an intelligent test automation company. Prior to mabl, Darrel spent much of his career working in a variety of roles within product delivery,  focused on aspects of quality &  testing. His diverse technical experience and upbeat personality make him an engaging, compelling coach with a focus on nurturing good testing practices.

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Why Testing In DevOps Is Broken: & How to Fix It

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